East Sakhalin Mountains

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The East Sakhalin Mountains are a rugged mountain range forming the principal highlands along the eastern side of Russia’s Sakhalin Island in the North Pacific.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
East Sakhalin Mountains canonical 3

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain range ⓘ
administrativeRegion Sakhalin Oblast ⓘ
biodiversity habitat for migratory birds ⓘ
habitat for taiga fauna ⓘ
climate cold maritime ⓘ
climateInfluence North Pacific Ocean ⓘ
Sea of Okhotsk ⓘ
continent Asia ⓘ
country Russia ⓘ
extendsFrom northeastern Sakhalin Island ⓘ
extendsTo southeastern Sakhalin Island ⓘ
forms principal highlands of eastern Sakhalin Island ⓘ
geologicalProvince Sakhalin Island fold belt ⓘ
geology Mesozoic and Cenozoic sedimentary rocks ⓘ
folded structures ⓘ
hasCoastlineInfluence exposed to Pacific storms ⓘ
highestPoint Mount Lopatin ⓘ
highestPointElevation 1609 m ⓘ
5280 ft ⓘ
knownFor rugged relief along eastern Sakhalin coast ⓘ
landUse forestry ⓘ
limited mining ⓘ
lengthApprox 600 km ⓘ
about 370 miles ⓘ
locatedEastOf Tym–Poronay Lowland ⓘ
locatedIn North Pacific region ⓘ
Russian Far East ⓘ
linked to: Russia Far East

Sakhalin Oblast ⓘ
locatedOn Sakhalin Island ⓘ
locatedWestOf Sea of Okhotsk ⓘ
naturalResourceRegion hydropower potential ⓘ
timber ⓘ
orientation north–south ⓘ
partOf East Asian mountain systems ⓘ
Russian mountain ranges ⓘ
Sakhalin Island orography ⓘ
populationDensity sparsely populated ⓘ
riverSourceRegion Poronay River basin ⓘ
Tym River basin ⓘ
separatedBy Tym–Poronay Depression ⓘ
separatedFrom West Sakhalin Mountains ⓘ
snowCover long-lasting winter snow ⓘ
terrain rugged ⓘ
vegetation boreal forest ⓘ
mountain tundra at higher elevations ⓘ

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Sakhalin Island → hasMountainRange → East Sakhalin Mountains ⓘ
Mount Lopatin → partOf → East Sakhalin Mountains ⓘ
Mount Lopatin → mountainRange → East Sakhalin Mountains ⓘ